Here's my Follow Friday list for this week... and some of the reasons why these are great folks to follow.
@KimEagles - for her organizing tips
@upmagazine - for seeking out freelance writers
@AaronBillard - for the love of Star Wars
@LtoG - for her hard work at freelance writing
@briancormier - for his brilliant idea of buying two coffees at once at Tim's
@rebeccahannam - for her curiosity about all things ag
@SteakPerfection - come on... steak. Perfection. What more do I need to say?
@JPlovesCotton - for our shared love of making an entrance
@FredMarcoux - for hot news tips
@Tamara_Stecyk - for helping feed Edmonton's hungry
I cultivate words and believe that everyone has a story. I'm an agriculture journalist, editor, communicator and social media junkie. I'm passionate about networking and nurturing other farm and freelance journalists. Executive member on local, national & international farm writer groups.
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Allison's Follow Friday Twitter List
Labels:
agriculture,
farmers,
farming,
freelance,
Twitter
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Working Weekends
When I first started to work from home, I would spend my days goofing off. These were the times before blogs, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and even email, so I really have no idea how I wasted so much time. At least now I have an excuse!
My husband would come home from his office job and reality kicked in -- I still had a pile of writing to do. Yet he was at my office door wondering when I would be finished, if I wanted to go out, what I wanted to do with the evening. "Sorry," I had to say, "I've got work to do. Can't."
I did that maybe twice.
Working 9-5 isn't always possible, especially with laptops and Blackberries and iPhones keeping us connected. It's even harder, I think, when we work at home, since you're always "at the office." Even if you don't work from home, that Blackberry tends to keep humming right through the weekend.
Still, I do my best to watch the clock and keep somewhat regular working hours. I've gotten pretty good at it too -- except this weekend, where procrastination has lead me to my office and leaves me sitting at home working while everyone else is out for dinner.
I guess it's been a while since the fun left me behind at the computer and I needed a reminder. I'm lucky to have family who understands.
But dare I hope my family's dinner host tonight will send a doggy bag home for me??
My husband would come home from his office job and reality kicked in -- I still had a pile of writing to do. Yet he was at my office door wondering when I would be finished, if I wanted to go out, what I wanted to do with the evening. "Sorry," I had to say, "I've got work to do. Can't."
I did that maybe twice.
Working 9-5 isn't always possible, especially with laptops and Blackberries and iPhones keeping us connected. It's even harder, I think, when we work at home, since you're always "at the office." Even if you don't work from home, that Blackberry tends to keep humming right through the weekend.
Still, I do my best to watch the clock and keep somewhat regular working hours. I've gotten pretty good at it too -- except this weekend, where procrastination has lead me to my office and leaves me sitting at home working while everyone else is out for dinner.
I guess it's been a while since the fun left me behind at the computer and I needed a reminder. I'm lucky to have family who understands.
But dare I hope my family's dinner host tonight will send a doggy bag home for me??
Labels:
Facebook,
home office,
LinkedIn,
Twitter
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